Mystery Farm Change of Ownership and Local Ties
Mystery Farm near Vernal changed hands recently with Vernal businessman Fox purchasing from Harvey Harrisons and moving in November 18. The farm’s history includes multiple owners, a large garage and remodels, and Fox’s ties to Vernal based Standardry Saddle Co. The Fox family remains involved in local business, education, and community roles, with notable members in Uintah High and local boards.
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Mr. Fox
Harvey Harrisons
Harrisons
Tha’ Foxet
Fox Box
Ashley
Ieris
Green
Harmel Jolley
Don Pearce
Rat O Harrier Boy
Wienam
Vernal
Alice’ Markey
Aughter
Patten
Fox
Gii
Mataer Hesewaa
Mrae Fox
Rmary Stake Board
Ah Ward
Ary
Uintah High Wehoot
Bower
Secompans
Basin Loans and Carter Oil relocate offices this weekend
Basin Loans Inc will move across the street into the Main Theatre building this weekend, per president Jack C. Turner. Seven Carter Oil offices and ten staff move to the building’s upper floor, uniting Carter personnel on one level except for a small geology unit downstairs, while Basin gains space for a Vernal merchants collection service managed by Ivan Merrell.
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Basin Loans Inc
Jack C. Turner
Carter Oil Company
Sefartinant
Carter
Turker
Ivan Merrell
Uintah High opens baseball and track season amid weather
Uintah High School begins baseball and track with thirteen players turning up for the opener. Coach Grant Moser says the Utes will host Union high on April 14 then travel to Alta Mont on April 21, with Moront potentially in the May finalist round. Coached by Moser and Ixelefard both sports will be run jointly this season as intramural plans are discussed.
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Mao Ie Uinta
Utes
Grant Moser
Uintal
Union High
Verna
Altamont Gver
Moront
Anda
Tn Comach Moser Nd
Chris Ixelefard
Bass
Pall
Hay
Larson Caldwell Becomes Acting Mission President
Rawley and Mrs Horace Caldwell report their son Larson Caldwell was sustained as acting president of the Tahitian Mission in President J K Ortons absence. Larson has served in the mission field for one and a half years and remains in Tahiti during the leaders absence.
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Larson Caldwell
Horace Caldwell
Rawley Wands
Larson
J. K.orton
United States
Mision Field
National Cattlemen's Association taps Utah leaders
President Jay Taylor of Amarillo announces Utah picks for national General Council and Public Relations committee. J Wells Tobias of Scipio named Utah Cattle and Horse Growers' Association president and serves on national body. Additional appointees include T J Ray Theurer Providence Clair Winterton Kamas Joe Haslem Jensen R J Brinkerhott Erastus Gardner Pine Alley S B Money Span ish Fork J M Conover Perron Josey Fin kinson Leaming Errol Hicken and Harve Williams Provo among 140 state and local cattle groups affiliated nationwide.
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Utah
American National Cattlemen's Association
Jay Taylor
Amarillo
Texas
J. Wells Tobias
Scipio
Utah Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
T. Jray Theurer
Providence
Clair Winterton
Kamas
Joe Haslem
Jensen
R. J
Brinkerhott
Bicknell
Erastus 8
Gardner
Pine Alleys
Thompson
Mosh
An Gull
R. B. Money
Spanish Fork
J. M. Conover
Perron
Josey Iy
T Finkinson
Leaming
Errol Hicken
Heber City
George Magnuson
Castledale
Harve Williams
Provo
Utah Cattle and Horse
Growers’ Association
American National Cattle‘men's Association
Five Chamber Directors Meet in Monday Evening Session
The meeting of chamber directors continues from page one with list of directors including Senator Ellingham Glenn H. Faet Laarker LaBell Anson De Tr. Berger Kenner ards Harold Reader and Ray Cundick plus Alvin. The session starts Monday at 8 pm.
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Maneger L
Siddon Roldover
Senstor Ellingham
Glenn H. Faeet
Laalker LaBell Anson
Kennerards
Harold Reader
Herelderman
Ray Cundick
Alvin
Western water clash quoted from Arizona official
Phoenix report quotes Brinegar executive secretary of the Central Arizona Project Association decrying California’s water grabs in the Colorado River Basin. The piece cites Roscoe Fleming of the Denver Post, allied state leaders, and Western Colorado concerns. It argues for basin unity, balanced development, and cautions against simplistic fault lines as Western water needs grow.
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Phoenix
California
Colorado River Basin
David 3
Brinegar
Central Arizona Project Association
Denver Post
Roscoe Fleming
the Post
Fleming
Colorado River
Ase
Soy
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Bracken Lee
Utah
Gow P. Backman
Salt Lake City
Per Milason
Friends of Conservation
Areds
Expon
Rulver
Angeles Gay
Mega Olis
Ture
Sater
Orate
Galltorn
Brineger
Reclamation
Congress
Denver
Middle Park
Granby
Big Thompson
Accident victim dies in hospital after skull fracture
A man identified as Ernie Ray died from injuries after a crash. He was born February 19, 1852 in Verna and is survived by his parents, three grandparents, siblings, a grandmother, and a great grandmother. The report notes a hospital transfer by his father and mentions nearby communities and a local reclamation plan.
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Ernie Ray
Verna
En Greenhow
Im Smuin
Wayne
Amelda Dean
Aaster
Becky
NAM President McClellan Seeks No Tax Breaks
Industry leaders voiced no desire for tax preference or relief, urging government to maintain existing obligations and responsibilities. Harold A. McClellan said the industry seeks stability and fair treatment under current tax laws without seeking exemptions or special favors.
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McClellan
NAM
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Enaderson
Carter Oil
Basin Loans
Uintah High School
Wink
Richard P. Feynman
Californis Institute of Technology
Irom
Albert Einstein
Tnatstate
National Cattle Committee
Plymouth
Boone
Irs Utakem Motor. Company
Maia BisEiVernst
Hes
Central, al
Wyoming
Colo
Fors
Eer
Formica
Raymond Loewy Associates
Ates Valley
Dave Crown
America’s Finest
Frigidaire
Thrifty
Ovan
Uratime
Ry-30
General Motors
Hacking’s Furniture & Appliance
Vernal Ave
Ceu Ag
Mim
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